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This is my love note to Mexico. A collection of various resources I use throughout the year in my Spanish classroom. Please note that each resource is all in Spanish. You can buy each one separately in my store. Buy this bundle and get a great deal! This all-in-Spanish bundle contains: A presentation all in Spanish on Cinco de MayoA presentation on the History of the Aztecs and symbols still seen today in Día de los Muertos celebrationsA collection of Chicano and other Mexican ArtA movie guide

Hello! I designed this for low-level Spanish students for a week where we celebrate Mexican heritage, May 4-8, 2020. I love art, so one day had to be dedicated to that. Each of my classes are just 30 minutes long in the quarantine environment (normally 30). Because this presentation is all in English, it is just long enough to take up that time and allow me 3-5 minutes to take attendance. Features art from: José Clemente OrozcoDavid Alfaro SiquierosDiego RiveraFrida KahloCarmen Lomas GarzaPatssi

Want to catch your students' attention? Teach them French as spoken on the streets. Note: some slang words are acceptable in some company, but not in all. Regardless, an enjoyable presentation! Profitez-le! I recommend this for adolescents or adults learning languages, not necessarily children as it is slang, after all. Includes cultural dining/eating customs as well. NB: The expression on the title slide was created to mimic how they text.

To understand how Mexico and present-day Mexicans came to be the way they are, you have to understand their history. This presentation takes you back to when the Mexica were thrown out of Aztlán, in search of their promised land, all the way through to what brought down the power of the Aztecs, followed by a discussion of Aztec symbols still seen today. Features: No comments in this presentationPresentation with 35 slides35-page handout after the presentation with the definitions of the vocabula

Give your students a tour of Paris from your own classroom. This presentation features 36 of the most famous landmarks you can see in Paris, along with some facts from each. With the exception of the names of the landmarks, this 37-slide presentation and its facts are in English. When I used this in my French 1 class, I paused and told a few anecdotes of my travels at particular landmarks. Also, before we discussed any of them, we went to Google Earth to see where it was at in Paris--from a 3D p

Here's a 43-slide PowerPoint, with transitions, on how to conjugate regular (and present tense) Spanish verbs--including -AR, -ER, and -IR conjugations. If it has irregular conjugation rules, it is not included in this presentation. This presentation was carefully curated to slowly teach conjugations, bit by bit. I can confidently say that a student with good English reading skills would be able to teach themselves this content through this PowerPoint, although learning in the Spanish classroom

Two for the price of one! Woohoo! Disclaimer: This is equally for Social Studies teachers as well as Spanish teachers who want to show English content about the Aztecs. The only Spanish in this book and presentation is in the single Spanish word on each slide, translated in the comments, and reviewed at great length in the packet. This would make a handy go-to for sub plans if you already taught the presentation.To understand how Mexico and present-day Mexicans came to be the way they are, you h

This is a 66-slide PowerPoint presentation of very common expressions one uses along with the imperfect tense in Spanish ( el imperfecto). You can maintain all in Spanish while introducing common pastimes, thanks to the images. It includes: 3 places36 toys, pets, and related objects11 verbal actions representing common pastimes15 imperfect adverbial expressionsEach slide either asked a question to get the students to use the vocabulary from that slideAnimations for the object, the definition, an

This is a 100% original movie guide with questions about Disney and Pixar’s movie “ Encanto”, an animated movie enjoyable for all, that celebrates the importance of family and the culture of Colombia alike. This movie guide contains quick comprehension-based questions (hence my original “RapiPreguntas” title), students should be able to answer them as the movie progresses. There are: 140 multiple-choice comprehension-based questions that go in chronological order of the movie.Section headers fo

No, this is not Mexico's Independence Day. This presentation, written all in Spanish at a Novice High/Advanced-Low level, tells the story of what Mexico was like when Benito Juárez entered the scene, all the way through to what it meant for Mexico to when that famous battle at Puebla on May 5, 1862, and what it means to this day. The text in the presentation is all in Spanish. If you prefer the all-Spanish version with comment flags in English, please see that listing, here: https://www.teachers

No, this is not Mexico's Independence Day. This presentation, written in English, tells the story of what Mexico was like when Benito Juárez entered the scene, all the way through to what it meant for Mexico to when that famous battle at Puebla on May 5, 1862, and what it means to this day. The text in the presentation is all in English, in a story-like format. If you prefer the all-Spanish version without comment flags, but with an additional outline in Spanish at the end, please see that listi

50 Common Spanish Verbs for Comprehensible InputMaintain speaking 100% the Target Language (Spanish) using these 50 slides / flashcards filled with the most commonly used verbs in Spanish class for levels 1 and 2. The verbs are conjugated in the present tense, third person form, so they pair well with Comprehensible Input-based readers for Novice Low to Medium students, especially. Note for those who are new to Comprehensible Input (CI): I created the verbs in the conjugated form, instead of in

40 Spanish Mandatos Class CommandsMaintain speaking all in Spanish by teaching class commands ( mandatos). Use these mandatos to teach Spanish using Comprehensible Input. These 40 flashcards contain the ustedes command with an image that students will easily associate with that word. Put these flashcards on a word wall and refer to them all year long. They will help you read stories and teach any lesson in Spanish. The translation appears in the notes in the PowerPoint, for the teacher's refere

This is a 66-slide PowerPoint presentation of very common expressions one uses along with the imperfect tense in Spanish ( el imperfecto). You can maintain all in Spanish while introducing common pastimes, thanks to the images. It includes: 3 places36 toys, pets, and related objects11 verbal actions representing common pastimes15 imperfect adverbial expressionsEach slide either asks a question to get the students to use the vocabulary from that slideWould you prefer the PowerPoint Version? Go to

This is a 17-slide PowerPoint presentation that would allow the teacher to focus on B.A.G.S. adjectives in French (adjectives that focus on Beauty, Age, Goodness, and Size). The PowerPoint begins with a quick review of what an adjective does and how to identify it, then introduces the B.A.G.S. adjectives. There is one slide for each category, including a list of adjectives that meet that category, in addition to practice translations. This would be a great supplement to a textbook introduction o

I break down how to form questions into 4 easy ways, complete with a recording for each example. After each rule, I do an example page, with recorded voice. I created my own tune to remember the interrogative pronouns. I end the power point with a small, interactive practice. If you purchase this, reach out to me and get the real power point version, complete with audio! I sing my interrogative pronoun in it! Very much worth it! TPT does not allow me to send ppt, or I would have here.